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meaning of herders In history

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Answered by padmacbe197876

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Explanation:

one that herds specifically : a person who manages, breeds, or tends to livestock : herdsman sense 1. Herder. biographical name.

Answered by himadri59

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Answer:

A person who manages, breeds or tends to live stock.

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